Neverball
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In Neverball the player uses the computer mouse to control the slope of a labyrinth to navigate a ball through it. On the way through the labyrinth the player has to collect coins to be able to enter the next labyrinth. Neverball can only be played in single player mode.
Neverball uses OpenGL, which needs a graphics card capable of 3D acceleration.
Installation
apt-get install neverball
Gamepad Controls
To set custom gamepad controls, open the ~/.neverball/neverballrc file with a text editor. Use jstest or jstest-gtk to find button IDs from presses.
joystick 1 # 1 or 0 to enable or disable joystick_device 0 # /dev/input/jsX joystick_response 250 joystick_axis_x0 0 # horizontal axis for moving board joystick_axis_y0 1 # vertical axis for moving board joystick_axis_x1 3 # horizontal axis for camera joystick_axis_y1 2 joystick_axis_x0_invert 0 joystick_axis_y0_invert 0 joystick_axis_x1_invert 0 joystick_axis_y1_invert 0 joystick_button_a 0 # to select menu items joystick_button_b 1 # to go back joystick_button_x 2 joystick_button_y 3 joystick_button_l1 4 joystick_button_r1 5 joystick_button_l2 6 # move the camera left joystick_button_r2 7 # move the camera right joystick_button_start 8 # pause the game
See also